Presentation
Tried to kick a football and missed. Pain in left groin.
Patient Data
Age: 12 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Lesser trochanter avulsion
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Avulsion of the left lesser trochanter. No other injury.
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Re-imaged because of new pain following kicking a football. Evidence of ossification at the base of the avulsed lesser trochanter. However, there is lucency at the base of the ossified bridge which may represent re-fracture.
Case Discussion
Hip avulsion fractures are common and include avulsion injuries of the trochanters and also the iliac crests.
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